Príklady aeronautics

• But the scale here paled in comparison to the expenses associated with aeronautics.

• Buying a ticket for a launch, then, might also mean that the ticket-holder could claim to have witnessed an important new discovery relating to aeronautics.

• However, the invention of new, and cheaper, methods of manufacturing hydrogen soon transformed the nature of aeronautics.

• Agriculture is the main occupation of people in rural areas, while electronics, computer engineering, aeronautics and other industries represent the main occupations of people in urban areas.

• Balloonists may have had to invent the field of aeronautics, but they did not have to reinvent the wheel when it came to the marketing of scientific phenomena and instruments.

• I believe that we are on the thresh-hold of one of the most major advances in aeronautics visualised for a long time.

• Like all other things said about aeronautics, there is not a word of truth in the suggestion.

• I want to say only one word about aeronautics.

• I am not quite sure that everything is being done to further the development of commercial aeronautics.

• One cannot really conceive of a college devoted entirely to telecommunications nor can one conceive of a college being devoted entirely to aeronautics.

• Here everything that is learnt from war in aeronautics can be applied for use in peace.

• The factory is at present only making an aeroplane for experimental purposes in connection with the advisory committee on aeronautics.

• The civil aircraft research and demonstration programme supports research in aeronautics rather than space.

• He pointed out the advances that have been made in aeronautics, atomic energy and the rest.

• The sooner we can divorce militarism from aviation the better it will be not only for aeronautics but for the country at large.